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A Different Class of social commentary: Pulp’s era-defining album turns 30

By Glenn Fosbraey, Associate Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Winchester

In the summer of 1995, an exceptional heat wave swept the country. The Usual Suspects delighted cinema-goers, and the British press engineered the so-called “battle of Britpop”.

Music fans were urged to choose between the simultaneous single releases from “rough no-nonsense northerners” Oasis and “university-educated, hipster southerners” Blur. Beyond

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